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If we are reading from a BAM file we currently generate a report which is a mix of the two reads, which isn't ideal since some effects will target both of them.
To give some options for this can we:
Add a command line option (maybe --first and --second to only analyse one of the pair of reads
Add a warning if someone analyses a paired end BAM file without specifying either of the above options
Ideally it would be nice to make it so that two reports were generated in a single pass, but that's going to take some serious re-working of some of the internals. The above points should be fairly quick to implement.
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As mentioned in email correspondence, having it automatically dispatch threads for --first and --second when detected would be a nice feature. While separate threads that both separately the source might not be quite as efficient as a single thread that scans and divvies out per-read, it might be easier to implement, and from a disk IO perspective I imagine that if the threads were started simultaneously, both would still be in the read cache most of the time.
If we are reading from a BAM file we currently generate a report which is a mix of the two reads, which isn't ideal since some effects will target both of them.
To give some options for this can we:
Add a command line option (maybe
--first
and--second
to only analyse one of the pair of readsAdd a warning if someone analyses a paired end BAM file without specifying either of the above options
Ideally it would be nice to make it so that two reports were generated in a single pass, but that's going to take some serious re-working of some of the internals. The above points should be fairly quick to implement.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: